Three soulmates. One second chance. A love too deep to leave behind.

Nine years ago, the O’Brien triplets vanished without a word, leaving Siobhan McKathry heartbroken and adrift. Now they’ve returned to Port Lapton, older, bolder, and determined to reclaim the girl they left behind.

But Siobhan isn’t the same lovesick teenager. Once the town’s black sheep, she’s worked hard to build a steady life and finally earn the respect of Port Lapton. With a job she loves and her heart safely locked away, the last thing she needs is three walking heartbreaks or the soul-thread that still ties her fate to theirs.

Port Lapton may seem quaint, but magic touches everyone who lives there. Wisps flicker in the woods. The Travelers whisper secrets. And the Thread Reader, a mysterious being who guides the hearts of the destined, has taken an interest in Siobhan’s fate.

Now, with old wounds reopened and mystical forces stirring, Siobhan must decide if she will follow the thread of fate or cut herself free for good.

He gave up on love, until fate offered him one last chance to claim it.
Malachi Barnes has always known love would cost him. He’s in love with his best friend, Aiden O’Meara. But when Aiden chose their other best friend, Fiona Flynn, Mal stepped aside without a word, trading his heart for silence to protect what they had.
Now, a visit to the mysterious Thread Reader reveals that Mal’s soul-thread still leads straight to Aiden. If he doesn’t act, that thread may fray for good.
When unexpected circumstances push Mal and Aiden closer, old feelings resurface with impossible force. Mal has spent years hiding the truth to keep the peace. But how long can he sacrifice his own happiness to protect the people he loves?
To follow the thread means risking everything. But to walk away will mean losing his soulmate forever.

She was promised a soulmate. She just didn’t expect him to come in triplicate.

Finding your soulmate is supposed to be the easy part. At least, that’s what Kady Quinn thought when she visited the Thread Reader and got an address along with a three-day vacation to fall in love.

But when she arrives in Shrieve Port and sees the fancy house waiting for her, she panics. Convinced the Thread Reader made a mistake, she skips the address and explores the town instead—only to keep bumping into the same guy. Or so she thinks.

With misfortune dogging her every step and fate tossing this man into her path at every turn, Kady starts to question everything. He isn’t the man she came to meet. So why does this feel like destiny?